The direct water supply system delivers water from the municipal main directly to the fixtures in the building.

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An indirect water supply system requires a storage tank to maintain water pressure and provide a buffer for water supply.

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In a direct water supply system, water pressure is constant and not affected by the municipal supply fluctuations.

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The main supply pipe brings water from the municipal source to the building’s water storage tank.

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Water storage tanks in an indirect water supply system are usually located at ground level to facilitate easy access.

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A pressurized water supply system uses a pump to ensure consistent water pressure throughout the building.

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Gravity-fed systems require that the storage tank be located at a higher elevation than the fixtures to work effectively.

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In a direct water supply system, there is no need for a storage tank.

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A larger water tank capacity always results in higher water pressure for the building.

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Pipes in a water distribution system should be sized based on the expected water demand and pressure requirements.

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